Jools' Guestbook
Comments
Date: 28th December 2010
Lovely Traveler
Reading your adventures I was thinking, "This bloke is a right poofer!" especially when you mentioned the creepy cops and such, but then I saw your sexy pose over River Kwai and thought, "Ahh makes sense now." You are a daft bird! Poor elephant probably gave it's last ride to you, but on a positive earned its meal for the day. Anyways, many thanks for your adventurous spirit, it is well appreciated. I hope to meet future travelers as wickedly forward as yourself!
Lovely Traveler
Reading your adventures I was thinking, "This bloke is a right poofer!" especially when you mentioned the creepy cops and such, but then I saw your sexy pose over River Kwai and thought, "Ahh makes sense now." You are a daft bird! Poor elephant probably gave it's last ride to you, but on a positive earned its meal for the day. Anyways, many thanks for your adventurous spirit, it is well appreciated. I hope to meet future travelers as wickedly forward as yourself!
Date: 26th August 2010
Memories
Hey Jools, Your blog brings back so many memories of my trip to Singapore. Must say though, I did it with the "sling" and quite a few of them I must add!!! I was there for 8 days but and had a blast seeing pretty much everything you saw. I enjoyed the sights and sounds and strangely enogh found the rigidity and the way people obey all the laws quite enjoyable. I think the only complaints I have are the jetlag suffered what with coming from SA and those damn noisy americans who were staying down the hall from us. Sentosa for me was pretty cool, I found it a little commercial but stuck it out for a good few hours hearing what an awesome "lazer light water fountain" display they have. I must agree, it was worth the wait and the trip back on the suspended cable car from the island was pretty darn spectacular as well. I can't explain it but for me Singapore was always so much more enchanting by night, it was more "dazzling" and the city just seemed to come to life after sunset. We hopped on one of their "chinese junks" and cruised the city one evening, perhaps one of the most romantic things I have ever experienced. As for the Zoo, I think you pretty much said it all....What an experience!!! The transport system too is out of this world, when i first went to London, i was blown away by the underground but i have to say, it is no comparrison to Singapores brilliant subway. I must say though i got into quite a bit of trouble with the wife, you see it was her birthday and i had basically taken her there for a shopping spree and i will never forget the one day while shopping, i made her walk about 15kms from shop to shop looking for the best deal. I kept on promising her that we would get on the train at the next station but as we were walking, i would see another shop and then another and then another. By the time i finally relented with my stubborness and gave in to her demands, we looked up and what did we see....the entrance to our hotel...boy was i in the dog box! Not for long though, you see it was the actual day of her birthday and i had surprised her with a private rooftop dinner and some sneaky sneaky gifts that i had bought on the sly while out that day. I must say as well, i did battle with the food a bit. Think i was a bit ignorant and perhaps wouldn't be so critical if i ever ventured back that side. Thx for the memories, i really enjoy your blog....
From Blog: Singapore without the Slinging
Memories
Hey Jools, Your blog brings back so many memories of my trip to Singapore. Must say though, I did it with the "sling" and quite a few of them I must add!!! I was there for 8 days but and had a blast seeing pretty much everything you saw. I enjoyed the sights and sounds and strangely enogh found the rigidity and the way people obey all the laws quite enjoyable. I think the only complaints I have are the jetlag suffered what with coming from SA and those damn noisy americans who were staying down the hall from us. Sentosa for me was pretty cool, I found it a little commercial but stuck it out for a good few hours hearing what an awesome "lazer light water fountain" display they have. I must agree, it was worth the wait and the trip back on the suspended cable car from the island was pretty darn spectacular as well. I can't explain it but for me Singapore was always so much more enchanting by night, it was more "dazzling" and the city just seemed to come to life after sunset. We hopped on one of their "chinese junks" and cruised the city one evening, perhaps one of the most romantic things I have ever experienced. As for the Zoo, I think you pretty much said it all....What an experience!!! The transport system too is out of this world, when i first went to London, i was blown away by the underground but i have to say, it is no comparrison to Singapores brilliant subway. I must say though i got into quite a bit of trouble with the wife, you see it was her birthday and i had basically taken her there for a shopping spree and i will never forget the one day while shopping, i made her walk about 15kms from shop to shop looking for the best deal. I kept on promising her that we would get on the train at the next station but as we were walking, i would see another shop and then another and then another. By the time i finally relented with my stubborness and gave in to her demands, we looked up and what did we see....the entrance to our hotel...boy was i in the dog box! Not for long though, you see it was the actual day of her birthday and i had surprised her with a private rooftop dinner and some sneaky sneaky gifts that i had bought on the sly while out that day. I must say as well, i did battle with the food a bit. Think i was a bit ignorant and perhaps wouldn't be so critical if i ever ventured back that side. Thx for the memories, i really enjoy your blog....
From Blog: Singapore without the Slinging
Date: 26th June 2010
Fake Handbag
Great post for the teen. Fake Handbag
From Blog: Malaysia - Land of the Original Fake
Fake Handbag
Great post for the teen. Fake Handbag
From Blog: Malaysia - Land of the Original Fake
Date: 5th February 2010
Congratulations on your high number of viewings! :) If you have time, tell us the secret of your success on http://www.travelblog.org/Topics/21363-4.html
From Blog: Cambodia - land of bathing Cows and huge smiles
Congratulations on your high number of viewings! :) If you have time, tell us the secret of your success on http://www.travelblog.org/Topics/21363-4.html
From Blog: Cambodia - land of bathing Cows and huge smiles
Date: 4th February 2010
A interesting blog & great photos!
From Blog: Cambodia - land of bathing Cows and huge smiles
A interesting blog & great photos!
From Blog: Cambodia - land of bathing Cows and huge smiles
Date: 4th February 2010
you made me remember
I was there last October+November. It was amazing, unforgettable and surprising. I visited the ODA, it´s an orphanage in Siem Reap in the area of Angkor Wat. It´s a place to visit and help the people who have commited to help those lovely children. I agree, it´s the land of smiles and unique atmosphere.
From Blog: Cambodia - land of bathing Cows and huge smiles
you made me remember
I was there last October+November. It was amazing, unforgettable and surprising. I visited the ODA, it´s an orphanage in Siem Reap in the area of Angkor Wat. It´s a place to visit and help the people who have commited to help those lovely children. I agree, it´s the land of smiles and unique atmosphere.
From Blog: Cambodia - land of bathing Cows and huge smiles
Date: 2nd February 2010
streets and people
Your pictures made me remember the streets I have walked in Vietnam. They are different, unique, that´s why I like them. Similarities with Bangkok? Maybe, but different with its own personality. Thank you for the good descriptions. Love from Argentina. Graciela.
From Blog: Saigon: 1 Vietnamese, 1 helmet, 1 handphone, 1 motorbike
streets and people
Your pictures made me remember the streets I have walked in Vietnam. They are different, unique, that´s why I like them. Similarities with Bangkok? Maybe, but different with its own personality. Thank you for the good descriptions. Love from Argentina. Graciela.
From Blog: Saigon: 1 Vietnamese, 1 helmet, 1 handphone, 1 motorbike
Date: 1st February 2010
I´d love to go back
Yes, I agree with you. Hoi An is lovely, quiet, different, unique, amazing. A place to stay about 1 week if possible. It´s a paradise for photographers.
From Blog: Julie-Anne & Kerryn Anne discover Hoi An
I´d love to go back
Yes, I agree with you. Hoi An is lovely, quiet, different, unique, amazing. A place to stay about 1 week if possible. It´s a paradise for photographers.
From Blog: Julie-Anne & Kerryn Anne discover Hoi An
Date: 23rd November 2009
:)
Hey Jools and Ken Loving the blog - i'm afraid I haven't been keeping up to date with Jools' adventures recently. Hope you gals continue to enjoy Vietnam! Travel hard!
From Blog: Hello Hanoi
:)
Hey Jools and Ken Loving the blog - i'm afraid I haven't been keeping up to date with Jools' adventures recently. Hope you gals continue to enjoy Vietnam! Travel hard!
From Blog: Hello Hanoi
Date: 7th September 2009
question
hi there, nice post by the way. I wanted to visit Incheon and I am wondering if it really snows there? I want to experience the snow fall. What month does it usually snows there and how long? any websites for me t check out before i travel?
From Blog: Long last couple of weeks before holiday!
question
hi there, nice post by the way. I wanted to visit Incheon and I am wondering if it really snows there? I want to experience the snow fall. What month does it usually snows there and how long? any websites for me t check out before i travel?
From Blog: Long last couple of weeks before holiday!
Date: 10th August 2009
Tokyo ah la Jools
Wow - you are getting around. What great photos too. When do you come home? Or is that not even on the horizon yet? T C home and La arrives tomorrow morning. And then the wedding plans have to fly!! Good to see that you are experiencing so much different stuff - and bravely a lot on your own. Love Sharon
From Blog: Tremendous Tokyo
Tokyo ah la Jools
Wow - you are getting around. What great photos too. When do you come home? Or is that not even on the horizon yet? T C home and La arrives tomorrow morning. And then the wedding plans have to fly!! Good to see that you are experiencing so much different stuff - and bravely a lot on your own. Love Sharon
From Blog: Tremendous Tokyo
Date: 17th June 2009
Dodgy
Hey Jules What are you talking about... these pics are great... glad to hear you are surviving and still enjoying it out there. I think we are now in the same time zone and season so perhaps i'll catch you on skype soon. Be blessed Paulinrussia
From Blog: Lotus Lantern Festival
Dodgy
Hey Jules What are you talking about... these pics are great... glad to hear you are surviving and still enjoying it out there. I think we are now in the same time zone and season so perhaps i'll catch you on skype soon. Be blessed Paulinrussia
From Blog: Lotus Lantern Festival
Date: 20th January 2009
I love the bank story Jools, I can just picture it!
From Blog: Thailand A mad day in Kanchanaburi and Bangkok
I love the bank story Jools, I can just picture it!
From Blog: Thailand A mad day in Kanchanaburi and Bangkok
Date: 20th January 2009
Killer Blog Jools :)
Hey Jool - wow! what a killer blog! sounds like you having a totally amazing time over there. some really cool pics. Good luck with the rest of your adventures, looking forward to the next post. Cheers Stu :)
From Blog: Thailand A mad day in Kanchanaburi and Bangkok
Killer Blog Jools :)
Hey Jool - wow! what a killer blog! sounds like you having a totally amazing time over there. some really cool pics. Good luck with the rest of your adventures, looking forward to the next post. Cheers Stu :)
From Blog: Thailand A mad day in Kanchanaburi and Bangkok
Date: 24th October 2008
Hayibo this is cool! I love the market pics..although the meat/fish displays would make me a veggie!
From Blog: The Intrepid traveler- A Learning weekend!
Hayibo this is cool! I love the market pics..although the meat/fish displays would make me a veggie!
From Blog: The Intrepid traveler- A Learning weekend!
Date: 15th October 2008
Nice work!! sounds like an amazing joll!!! keep it up, the reading is entertaining! xx
From Blog: The Intrepid Traveler
Nice work!! sounds like an amazing joll!!! keep it up, the reading is entertaining! xx
From Blog: The Intrepid Traveler
Date: 13th October 2008
Jules! nice to hear you're doing so well! keep up the writing! love you lots
From Blog: The Intrepid traveler
Jules! nice to hear you're doing so well! keep up the writing! love you lots
From Blog: The Intrepid traveler
Date: 11th October 2008
Ah the wonder of Discovery
Hi Jules So good to hear someone so excited at discovering a whole new world. May your days be filled with joy as you open yourself to discovery and just loving these people. Cheers Paul
From Blog: The Intrepid traveler
Ah the wonder of Discovery
Hi Jules So good to hear someone so excited at discovering a whole new world. May your days be filled with joy as you open yourself to discovery and just loving these people. Cheers Paul
From Blog: The Intrepid traveler
Date: 10th October 2008
Champion work!
Loving your work... been laughing all the way through... makes for a change from the past few days. Better also look for a job for me coz if this blood-bath in the markets doesnt stop soon, i think I might be joining you. (not by choice either!) Keep up the big smiles!
From Blog: The Intrepid traveler
Champion work!
Loving your work... been laughing all the way through... makes for a change from the past few days. Better also look for a job for me coz if this blood-bath in the markets doesnt stop soon, i think I might be joining you. (not by choice either!) Keep up the big smiles!
From Blog: The Intrepid traveler
nena lee
non-member comment
i love this place..its so amazing and a unique place to get married..
From Blog: Traditional wedding at Korea House.